Here’s the official depth chart for EMU vs Army. Although there are a few changes, they mostly reflect what’s actually been happening in games, but there’s one non-change which, if true, would be a shocker.

Notes:

Quincy Jones replaces Donald Scott as the listed starting X receiver, after getting the actual start the last two weeks.

Tyreese Russell moves ahead of Dylan Brooks as the backup tight end.

The offensive line has been rejiggered to reflect what’s actually happened the last three weeks: Bobby McFadden is starting at left tackle and Lincoln Hansen is starting a right tackle. Korey Neal, who hasn’t played since Purdue, is now listed as third string. Matt Thornton advances to second string left tackle, but still hasn’t played, and the farther into the season we get, the less likely it seems that he’ll break his red-shirt.

Likewise, Devin Henderson is now listed as third-string defensive tackle after not playing the last two games. Travis Linser, who’s started in his place, is now the listed starter, and Mike Brown also advances from third to second string.

For some bizarre reason, a week after having the season’s best single-game rushing performance in the country, Bronson Hill remains listed as the third string running back. If Hill doesn’t see significant playing time this week…well, after last week, I find that so incomprehensible that I can’t even find a way to finish that though.

After the offense gained 624 yards and scored 47 points last week, I am not complaining about Ken Karcher. For now.